THE H IN
HEALTHCARE
OF 2025
2
THE FUTURE OF
HEALTHCARE
3
The Times That Are Changing…
Economically
Unsustainable
Current healthcare
and human services
industries
Treatment
Decisions
Gap in
accuracy
Evidence-
Based Medicine
Less than 50% is
actually evidence-
based
Aging
Populations
Requires more
care
Health
Spending
Disconnect
with outcomes
The problem is one of productivity,
not of diseases, gadgets or
healthcare.
!
Data and machine
learning capabilities
can help
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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The Digital Revolution
50%
75%+
39.7
million
20-30
billion
55%
24
Months
$47
trillion
150+
Exa-
bytes
Expected
alternative
payments from
the CMS by
2018
Percentage of
patients expected
to use digital
health services in
the future
Frequency
at which
healthcare
data
doubles
Healthcare
smartphone
apps in use
Connected/Inte
rnet of Medical
Things Devices
by 2020
Environmental
and social factors
account for
approximately
55% of population
Estimated
global economic
impact
of chronic
disease by 2030
Amount of
healthcare
data today
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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There’s a Need for Efficient, High-Quality Healthcare
Senior Population
Size Increasing
18.0
16.0
25.0
24.0
45.0 45.0
12.0
15.0
0.0
5.0
10.0
15.0
20.0
25.0
30.0
35.0
40.0
45.0
50.0
2015 2025
Population (%)
0-9 10-24 25-59 60 and above
Population Distribution by Age Group, Global, 2015 & 2025
Number of Americans
turning 65 everyday!
10,000
Number of centenarians in Japan!
67,824
(34.85/100,000)
[Expected to rise to
272,000 by 2050]
People aged 60 and over in 2025
1.2 billion
Current population
size of India!
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Changing the Cost Curve: People want Health, not Healthcare
Source: Frost & Sullivan
Healthcare Spending By Type Of
Activity, Global, 2007–2025
5%
7%
12%
15%
17%
21%
70%
64%
51%
10%
12%
16%
2007 2012 2025
Prevention Diagnosis
Treatment Monitoring
Shift our focus—and investments—from acute care to prevention
Size of impacted population
Prevention/Wellness
Disease/care
management
Continuum of care
Goal:
Keep
people
healthy
longer
Healthy/
Well
Goal:
Manage
or
mitigate
risk
At risk
Goal:
Diagnose
and
reduce
treatment
delay
Undiagnosed
Goal:
Move to
more
interaction
and self-
mgmt
Chronically III
managed
Goal:
Manage
Chronically III
unmanaged
Goal:
Quality
of Life
End of
intervention
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Top 5 Wellness Shifts to Ensure a Healthier Population
01
01
Imperceptible wellness
integrated in daily life
01
02
Wellness no longer limited to body,
but extends to mind and soul
01
03
Diets and exercise designed around individual
genomes, environment, and life goals
01
04
Workplace wellness programs give
way to total wellness work cultures
01
05
Growing medical wellness tourism to
health resorts, cities, and regions
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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The Evolving Human Body
Evolving Human Body: Framework,
Global, 2017–2030
Evolving Human Body: Capabilities of
the Future, Global, 2017–2030
Body
Augmentation
Hardware
Augmentation
Biological
Augmentation
External
Wearables
Internal
Implants
Disease-free
bodies
Enhanced
intelligence
Extreme aging
Enhanced
sensing
Optimized diet
Increased
attractiveness
Sports
optimization
Digital
hardware
enhancements
Digital
biometrics
Ubiquitous
and continual
monitoring
Enhanced
strength
• Sensing
enhancement
• Movement
enhancement
• Brain
• Body
• Genomic
• Genetic
• Reproductive
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Accessible to any qualified professional after patient
consent by providing biometric validation, and in
case of emergencies to paramedics or volunteers
The Big Debate: Who Owns Patient Medical Data?
National-level Biometrics Identification
Programs Leveraged
EHR linked to Biometric ID
Visualization possible via the following:
Computers, tablets and smartphones
Mixed-reality devices, holographic
projection devices
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Empowered Patients Can Perform At-Home Tests
With Instant Diagnoses At Low Costs
$200
Analyzer
$4–$10
Cartridges
Test Results in
10 Minutes
Link to
Clinicians
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Smart Hospitals Will Feature Air Traffic Control
Like Command Centers
FEATURES
• 2,550 square feet
• Technology from aviation,
aerospace, and power
industries—predictive analytics
and systems engineering
principles
• 24 staff members
• 22 information screens— Wall
of Analytics
• Data from 14 sources,
approximately 500
messages/minute
• GE consultation services
• 60% improvement in patient transfers from other hospitals (serious medical conditions)
• 63 minutes faster ambulance dispatch to patients.
• 30% faster in-bed assignment and 26% faster in-bed transfer processes at the ED
• 70% reduction in transfer delay from the operating room
• 21% increase in early discharge of patients
CAPACITY COMMAND CENTER LAYOUT AT JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL
Wall of Analytics™
EVS
Coordinators
Operating Room
Schedulers
Transfer Leaders
Bed Managers
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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HEALTHCARE
ENABLING
TECHNOLOGIES
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Technology Commercialization and Maturation Timeframe
Robotic Care
Wellness Gamification
Medical Tricorder
Digital Avatars
3D Printed Medical Devices
Enhancement Prosthetics
Surveillance Tools
Population Health Analytics
Artificial Intelligence
Precision Medicine
Electroceuticals
3D Printed Drugs
Embedded Sensors
Regenerative Medicine
Bio-printed Sensors
Nanorobotics
3D Bioprinting
Wearable Sensors
Augmented/Virtual Reality
*Bars represents the horizon for technology commercialization and maturation
Brain-Computer Interface
Quantum Computing
Advanced Materials
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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The New Connected Ecosystem
On Body In Home Community In Clinic In Hospital
Invisible
Wearables/Connected
Apparel
Virtual Assistants
Answer Health Queries
Drone Emergency
Support
Smart Diagnostic
Devices
Digitally Connected
Systems
Enhanced Strength
Contact-less Vitals
Monitoring
Seamless Monitoring
Beyond Home
Instant Pathology
Test Results
Real-time Staff,
Equipment, Patient
Location
Augmented Hearing
Food Consumption,
Activity Monitoring
Telehealth Kiosks in
Public Places
Telemedicine/Telepres
ence Technology
Virtual Departments
(ICU)/Hospitals
Smart Pills for Imaging,
Drug Delivery
Telemedicine enabled
TVs & Screens
Smart Supply Chain
Logistics
AI-based Scribe
Support
Analytics for
Operations and
Patient Outcomes
Analytics/
Informatics
Storage Machine
Learning
Cybersecurity Interoperability Decision
Support
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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AI Will Transform Healthcare As We Know It
EHR Analysis
Clinical Decision Support
Treatment Regime Designing
Medical Image Processing
Precision Medicine
Population Health Management
Predictive Care Guidance
Hospital Error Reduction
Cost Comparison
Predictive Modelling
Virtual Personal Assistants
AI Needed to Process and Manage Big Data
4.4
ZB
44
ZB
1 ZetaByte =
1 Trillion Gigabytes !!!
Data Created Annually
The Medicine of the Future
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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5G Technology to Enable IoT and Continuous Monitoring
In Healthcare
Source: Global Mobile Suppliers Association; Qualcomm; Frost & Sullivan
TODAY
2035
5G Enabled Output
in Healthcare
$1.1
TRILLION
5G trials are underway using various spectrum bands
Potential 5G bands
US
600 MHZ
2.6 GHZ (sprint)
3.55-3.7 GHZ
20, 37, 39 GHZ
57-71 GHZ (<______>)
Potential 5G bands
EU
700 MHZ
2.6 GHZ (sprint)
3.4-3.8 GHZ
26 GHZ
Potential 5G bands
CJK
3.3-4.2 GHZ
4.4-4.9 GHZ
28-39 GHZ
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Show Me the Money!
$30+ B
Targeted Therapeutics
PHARMACEUTICALS & BIOTECHNOLOGY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES
MEDICAL IMAGING HEALTHCARE IT
$30+ B
Immuno-Oncology
Checkpoint Therapeutics
$1+ B
MRI Adaptive Radiation
Therapy
$1 B
AI Medical Image Analysis
$500 M–$1 B
External
Neurostimulation Devices
$250–$500 M
Assistive Robotics
$250–$500 M
AI Enabled Clinical
Decision Support
$1 B
Clinical Predictive Analytics
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Where are the Jobs in the Future?
TECHNICIANS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS
Companion Robot Technician Virtual Reality Therapy Designer
Internet of Things Business Analyst Medical Drone Route Designer
Brain Computer Interface Designer
Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery 3D Printing
Specialist
Health Data Scientist
Voice Assistant Healthcare Content
Specialists
Deep Learning Expert
Robotic Clinical Documentation Specialists/
Scribes
AI Chatbot Communications Designer Virtual Hospital Manager
Gamification Designer
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Where are the Jobs in the Future? (continued)
MEDICAL SPECIALTIES
Telesurgery Specialist Cyborg Therapist
Augmented/Virtual Reality Surgery
Planner
End of Life Therapist
Nanomedical Engineer
Precision Medicine Compounding
Pharmacist
(Synthetic) Organ Designer
Cryopreservation Specialist
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Where are the Jobs in the Future? (continued)
HEALTH ADVISORS
WATCH OUT FOR
Lifestyle Strategist Healthcare Navigator
Epigenetic Counselors Health Finances Planner
Patient Assistant
Health Data Hacker
Brain Neurostimulation Specialist
Biological/Genetic Terrorist
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Humanism Hype Hope
What will the ―H” in Healthcare Stand for?
Costs
Technology
Access
LOW
LOW
LOW
LOW
HIGH
HIGH
LOW
HIGH
HIGH
FUTURE PRESENT PAST
Human interests and value predominate,
and supersede everything else
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Contact Details
Contact Details
Reenita Das
Partner, Senior Vice President
Transformational Health
Frost and Sullivan
408-857-9386
rdas@frost.com
